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Q: Stomach Pressure

asked by: Analisa on June 26th, 2007

Experienced User

Last night and today my lower stomach, a little under my belly button, feels like something is pushing towards, sort of like if some one was putting pressure on the out side of my stomach, but like the hand was inside me pressing out.
Is this normal?
I didn't think it was kicking or anything, so I wasn't sure.
And I'm always complaing but I just have a lot of probably dumb questions.
Also
I think that it's normal, but I'll just ask, Should my stomach under my belly button be really hard?

Replies(2)

soniah

replied on November 8th, 2009

New User

Pregnency

I have been having alot of pressure in my stomach I also have been having preiod cramps in my lower. stomach underthing my belly button I just want to know if this is normal or what does this cause

MissMelis

replied on November 9th, 2009

New User

totally normal. How far along are you ? I found that when i was pregnant wherever my son was it was hard. Most times he was always laying to one side at night and when i was laying down, so i could always tell where he was lol when i was 7 months and up, I'd lay on my back and watch him move around.. It was pretty entertaining lol.

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